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Crochet Crafts
April 1, 2025
Booz resident shares critter creationsFour years ago, Ellen Reints who lives at Booz Apartments fell and broke her wrist and hand and cut her right...
Avian Flu Afflicts Area Flocks
April 1, 2025
◆ Family members and pets were tested for the disease.A Martin County farmer said he’s been battling the avian flu from spreading in his poultry...
Ambulance, FD Honored With Award
April 1, 2025
Truman Ambulance Service and Truman Fire Department were honored recently with a ceremony at the Truman fire hall by Mark Griffith, regional...
Sign Up for Soil Class
April 1, 2025
Gardening season is just around the corner. It is time to analyze and prepare soil for a successful garden. Join Martin County Master Gardeners and guest speaker Shane...
Council Advised to Monitor Water Fund
March 25, 2025
◆ The city hired a contractor to clean up the Carlson property.At its recent meeting on March 17, the Truman City Council accepted and approved the...
SPL Students Flip for Fractions
March 25, 2025
Mathematics turn into a game on Friday during St. Paul’s Lutheran-Truman’s “Fun Math Friday.” Students in Chris Geistfeld’s fifth- and sixth-grade...
Quick Response Saves Co-Worker’s Life
March 25, 2025
◆ Three of those recognized were members of the Truman Ambulance crew.Co-workers count on each other in multiple ways throughout the work day, but...
FFA Breakfast Planned for April 3
March 25, 2025
◆ Place delivery orders by Tuesday, April 1.The Truman FFA chapter will host their annual pancake breakfast Thursday, April 3, from 6–9 a.m., at the Truman High School...
Values Endure
March 18, 2025
Family farm heritage continuesBrad Sherman owns a farm that has stayed in the family for 130 years at 2191 240th Ave. in rural Truman. While the...
Councilor Hopes to Move Projects Along
March 18, 2025
While having no initial interest in government or politics, Danielle Williams, Class 2008 of Truman Public School, describes herself as “the...
Food Fight Declared
March 18, 2025
Heaven’s Table — a food shelf in Martin County — has been challenged by the Watonwan County Food Shelf to see which organization can raise the most donations of food and...
42 Years and Not Counting Anymore
March 18, 2025
The Nickerson brothers recently closed and locked the door to their body shop business, but they handed over the key to a new owner.Jared Steuber,...
Larsen Legacy Lives to Save Others
March 11, 2025
◆ Young woman’s family turns her loss into students’ gain.If Faith Larsen had access to an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), chances are she...
Councilor Excited to Serve Truman
March 11, 2025
While Chad Truax was growing up, he said the thought of serving on the City Council never crossed his mind. That all changed when he was sworn in...
SAY AHH . . .
March 11, 2025
TPS students brush up on skillsFirst-graders in Jena Culhane’s class at Truman Public School offered dental hygiene skills to patients that needed...
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